Sentence examples for more recent records from inspiring English sources

More recent records of the Guardian are held in the Guardian News & Media Archive GNM Archivee) in London.

The researchers plan to return to Alaska and other northern forest locations to improve geographical coverage and get more recent records from some sites.

The bassist Charlie Haden has played duets, both live and on record, as an ongoing project since the 1970's; those who have been keeping score will remember a duet album he made with Ornette Coleman ("Soapsuds, Soapsuds," from 1978) as well as more recent records with Hank Jones, Pat Metheny, Egberto Gismonti and so forth.

[Weep] is one of my more recent records under one of my aliases, Church Boy Lou.

Though he drifted away from Prince's more recent records, Helfand was again inspired by the late artist's Oakland show in March of this year.

She hipped me to a little bit of their history -- from their humble beginnings in Oslo to everywhere-but-American fame and fortune -- and played me their more recent records.

And her more recent record, "Forget About It," hit the Billboard chart at a respectable altitude.

(You can also find a more recent recording on the Phono Suecia label, with Evgeny Svetlanov conducting the Swedish Radio Symphony).

I lost track of Coleman over the years, though I still have my "Sine Die" cassette and a more recent record, "On the Rising of the 64 Paths".

At a moment when she wasn't in the room, Barry offered to play an excerpt of a more recent recording of Hatto's: Rachmaninoff's Third Piano Concerto.

Though nobody today knows what she sounded like, Jenny Lind lives on more vividly than many a more recent, recording-era diva feebly commemorated in an ice cream sundae here or a chicken fricassee there.